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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs Phoebe Chesiey, Peterson. Clay Co,
Iowa. tells the following rem arkaEle story,
the truth of which is vouched for by the
residents of the town: Il am 70 years cd
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years could not
from all pain and soreness, and am able tC
do all my own housework. owe my thanks
to Electric Bitters for having renewed my
youth and removed completely all disease
and pain. Try bottle. only soc, at w
M. Allen& Bros Drug Store.
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+ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

4 =
" Staunton, Va. March %, 1857.
In he chancery cause now pending in the
Hastings Court of the city OF StauntOn under
the style of Junge aud wife VS.. Richter and ais.
all parties. plaintiffs and defe ndants the REIN
and ali persons whomsoever Interested therein
are here by notified that III Pursuance OF an or
der en- tered In. said cause on March 18th, 1887 l
shall at my Office. in stanton, on
MONDAY, the 18th u AY OF APRIL, 1857,
proceed to take. state and settle an account
showing:
list. Whether not f. o. Hevdenrech has
ever settled his accounts as Adm of Emile
Richter, dec d.. and II SO, tile result thereof, and
whether or not the said settlements are correct
"a. The debts or liens biudipg the real estate
IN tina Dill mentioned. whether for taxes paid
or unOatd. or in any other way.
81. Whether or not the real estate ia the bill
mentioned is snscep ible Of partition between
the parties entitled thereto, after first having
ascertained what real estate there is for parti-
ton between the parties in interest.
18th. Amy other ilatteis which he may deem
pertinent. or which any partyin Interest may
specially require.
SAMUEL s. SMELrZER,
mar lit Com issfoner.
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A New Way to Pay Old Debts.

Shakespeare tells how this can be accom-.
plished in one OF his immortal plays but
debts to nature must be paid on demand
unless days of grace be obtained through
the use of Dr. Pierce Golden Medical
Discovery. L is not cure all but in
valuable for sore throat, bronchitis, asth-
ma, catarrh. consumption, and all diseases
Of pulmonary and other organs, caused by
Sc ofula or bad blood" Scrofulous III
GERS, syellings and tumors are cured by Its
wonderful Alternative action. BY drug
oisfS
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When a man gives COW he is fattening
four quarts of corn meal at a mess, twice
OF three times day, he IS wasting mate
rial. 1t is not all digested, and the COW
does not need so much of the fat formil 6
food. Give her two quarts of corn meal
and four quarts. of bran, and she will di.
rest il and gain faster.
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A Terrible Fire.

What a thrill of terror passes over us
Mhen we read the record of some teari I'll
devastation by fire and yet it is fact that
thousands are daily being consumed by the
inward fire of fever, caused by ccnsump-
tion of the lungs, which could be subdued
by Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
prV
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. EW F | r NJ.

MIR. Fizhugh Elder has this day been admit
ted to an interest in my business, which will
hereafter he conducted under the name of
ELI4EIs s. ELDER.
During the last month quite large quantity
of goods have been disposed of at slaughter
prices. Sales at these married. tloOa prices will
be continued during the present month; and
those who ii to take advantage of them will
miss most desira BILE bargains.
Those Indebted to me on past dealings are re-
quested to settle without delay.
C.I WELL Err.
From the foregoing j Will he seen that am
now interested in the business of Mr. &. L..
Weller, and respectfully request my friends
and the public to bestOw on the new firm a lib
eral patronage. 1t will certainty be my endeav-
or to make the house worthy of whatever favor
it may receive at The hands of tee public
mar IL FIFZHU(;H ELDER
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OF tie Court of the Hastings for the city
ofStauuton, March 18th 1887.
8. A. Wilson Plaintiff,
Charles f. Clinedir st and George NJ. BodeU.
late merchants and partners under ,hs RIM
name and style of CiIneainst & Bodell Defend
ants.
The object of this suit is to recover against
the defendants the I'm OF Two hund red and 3 tx
dollars with a Interest from the 9TH day of sep
TENDER. 1888, till paid, due by check of the de-
PENDANTS to the plaintiff, =. a Wilson and SUBJ
jet to The payment of said debt any estate or
effects found in the city of Staunton belon cling
to said efendants.
It appearing by affidavit Sled that the defend
ants Z. II. Cf1ned1nst and George NJ. Bodeil are
non-residenis of this state, II is ordered that
they do appear here within Que mont after due
publication of this notice and do what is
cessafy TO protect their Interests.
NEWTON AKGESBRIGHT,
Craig & Paul, p.q. Clerk
mar 21-4t
of the Court Of Hustinss for ah. en-. Of
Staunt0n. March 18th. t>S7
S. A. Wilson, Plaintiff,
r. ". Fisher AMI Charles E. Clinedinst and
George NJ. Bodeil, late PARTNERS in trade under
arm name and Sly 10 OF Giinedinst and Budsll,
Defendants.
In DEBr ON Az ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is to recover from the
defendants the sum of one hundred and twen-
y-five dollars. with Interest thereon from the
LIST day of October 1886 tll paid, due by negotia-
Die note drawn by the said Fisher and endors-
ed by the sail Clinedinst 4 Bodiell and to SUBJ
jert to the payment of aid debt, any estate or
effects belonging to the defendauts,to be found
in the city of stanton.
II appearing by affidavit filed that the defend
ants, z. +. Cffneainst and Geo. NJ. Bodell, are
non residents of this State, IT is ordered hat
they do appear here within one month aft er
due publication of this notice aud do what is
necessary to protect their interests.
Teste,-
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT,
Craig & Paul, 20 Clerk
mar Inv
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yet none is so entirely free from every OBJ
jectionahle ingredient.
What SrALDINa's GLUE has Joined can
not be put asunder.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF LIMESTONE
SCHOoL.-This school, situated about a
mile north of Mt. P;sgah Church. and
taught the past two sessions by Mr.. Robt
M. Houff, closed the most pleasant and
profitable session it has ever had on Fri
day evening, March 25th, with one of the
most creditable entertainments it has ever
been the writer's privilege to attend. The
programme developed superior Judgment
In its arrangement. and consisted of reci-
tations, declarations, dialogues, essays,
&C.. interspersed at suitable periods with
the finest music we have ever enjoyed upon
similar occasion. rendered by Professor
James Coursey's string band, of Spring
Hill. Not only was the programme an at
tractive one in itself, but it was carried
out in excellent style upon the part of the
pupils, hot a single balk or hitch did we
observe in the exercise from beginning to
end. II would afford us much pleasure to
mention in detail the achievements Of each
Of the participants but it would require
much more space than we can command
to notice individually, as he or she de-
serves, the forty odd boys aud girls who
acted 80 we'll their respective parts. But
one instance which admirably illustrates
the practical methods of the teacher of the
school, we cannot refrain FROM mentioning
specially. 1t was the repetition Of the
multiplication table. in turn by three little
dots, two boys and girl scarcely six years
old. Another feature OF the evening which
contributed in no small degree to the en-
| jOyment of the exercises was the excep-
| tionally good order which prevailed though
out the evening. Notwithstanding. the
! school house was crowded until there Was
] scarcely standing room, not the slightest
/ disturbance of any kind occurred. Mr.
| Honff closed the exercises with most APP
propriate and feeling farewell address te
| patrons and pupils, and was about to dis
missthe audience when Mr. ohm L. White
1 sell advanced to the stage and in a few fit
| ting remarks, ON the part of the patrons
| thanked and commended fIouff for his zeal
1 ous alfa effective efforts to advance ever,
interest of his pupils.
That our friend has discharged his whole
duty faithfully and efficiently cannot bt
doubted. and he richly deserves the hearty
congratulations which were showered upor
him. lie has labored under many disad
vantages, not the least of which is the mis-
cradle condition Of his school house !; il
fact, the building is a disgrace to Middle
! River district. which it is the duty OF thu
district school board to wipe cut at oncs
4 by the erection of a building which it viii
be at least possible to keep comfortable.
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Tonic, Alternative and Cathartic

Simmons Liver Regulator cures mala-
ria, billiousress, dyspepsia, headache. con
stipation and piles. 1t is most effective in
starting the secretions of the liver. caus-
ing the bile to act as a purge. When there
is an excess Of bile in the stomach the
Regulator is an active purge after the
removal of the bile it will regulate the
bowels and impart yigor and health Go It G
whole system.
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Sheep in the field;seek the highest knobs
for sleeping places. These are generally
poor, but sheep will soon enrich them
The grass is sweeter there and the sheep
are most healthy in such localities.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

The bar rooms are now closed on Sunday
in st. Louis. the Governor having signed
the law to that effect recently passed by
The legislature.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

An who desire fpl Information about the
cause ana cure Of Blood Poison, SeIofgia and
ss6ruf3lops sweiiiags, Ulcers, Sores. Ihenlna-
tisn, i1idney Golea4eiats, Catafrh, ETC.. can Sc
cure iy ~ srsie, "a copy ~ our s2-page Mus
aratea is0ole o. Agc&0@rk, dled with the most
woi.aesfa8 assa sSai.}iAg prooe ever befofe
I.3lGss]5. s.titfreEs5 s43GG3tf u ssz4A4 tt1fs
ssRi IL Atlanta, ssst.
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There's nothing half 80 sweet in life
(Sext te the joys of home mud wife)
AS fragrant breath and peariy teeJh,
With hard and y0Hy gums beneath
And seesthese charms OF which We sing
Have from sweet SOZODONT TIL cir spring
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The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, MARCH 2Sth, 1873, court day.
q. ID. A. CURRY,
mar lids Commissioner.
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY.
APRIL 25th. 1887. (Court day at the same hour
and place. q. ID. A. CURRY,
mar 3l-tds Commissioner.
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I,BF Terry Dep. Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, do certify that Z. u A.
Curry The com nlissioner.in the foregoing cause,
has duly executed the bond required, according
Given under my hand this 10th day of Feb
febl6 b. +. TERRY, D. Clerk.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN GREENvILLE

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county, entered on the 9th day of
May, 1886, in the cause pending therein in chan
Gerry under name and style of Fauber vs. Myers
and ais, | will, as Commissioner, therein APP
pointed, proceed to sell on
MONDAY, MARCH 28th 1887,
oeing county court day. at public auction to
the highest Cidder, in front of the court house
of Augusta county,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
in the village of Greenville. occupied by or be-
longing to Stephen Myers and his wife; the lot
contains about Iacre, and has en- it a very
comfortable two story frame dwelling house
the lot is known as No. 2 in the plot of New
Greenviie.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs OF suit and sale, and the residue upon
credits of one, two and three years i'll equal
instalments, for which the purchaser will exc
cute bonds with approved personal security
bearing interest from the day of sale, and the
title retained as ultimate security.
". E. CRAIG,
Commissioner.
LIB. f. Terry, Dep. Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county. do certify that W. E. Craig.
the Commissioner appointed by the decree re-
CURED by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1887.
feb N-tds B. z TERRY, Dep. Clerk.
rOSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
APRIL 25th, 1887, County Court day., at the
- - w. E. CRAIG,
mar 3l-tds Commissioner.
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The Electrical Revieac calculates that al
least 125 600 yoltaic arc lights are lighted
nightly and at the same time $40 900 mean
descent electric lamps.
That there are $50 local electric lighting
amount of money invested in electric light
ing manufacturing, &C., is Sl07 900, 900.
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Irreproachable.

Not one word of eensure can justly be
uttered against SOZODONT. No other
dentifrice makes the teeth 80 white. and
yet none is so entirely free from every Oh
jectionahle ingredient.
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nR. j. 81 F. GIBSON, ,,,-.,,,,, VA
Office:-Cornero of August a 1d Fledefles Sas.
june 3
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4 MAS. It. NEISON,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(Ofiee-SulliHan bulding,)
,na,oA Sfaunton. Va
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A N1CELITTLEFARM FOR SALE

I offer for sale privately my farm situated ~
miles from stanton, on the Churchy1lle ROAD.
it contains
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lIR. II. NJ. PArTGRSON-afI his profess
IL sional services TO the cisizcns Of stapntoi..
as-OFFIcE-No. l13 Main Street. opposite The
opera House. iuneis
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4 UGUSTA AGRICULTURAL
AND
MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDERS. NACHINISTS, MANuFAC-
TURERs OF STEAM ENGINES, FLOWS,
PLOW- CASTINGS, MILL, SAW-MlLL,
and all kinds of HEAVY and LIGHT
CASTINGS and MACHINERY,
PIPE-FITTlNG, Etc.
The Augusta Agricultural anG Machine
Works Company have purchased CT Beall 9
Paul all the machinery, stock-hXtures, ana
goodwill of the Staunton Iron WORKS properly
and will conduct general business as lnul-
Gated above which will include all kinds OF
Farming Implements and Machinery and
Repairs.
They solicit orders from individuals and the
trade with the assurance of prompt attention,
guaranteeing satisfaction
l. WIZ, PRESIDENT.
LC. WHITE, Superintendent nov4-tf
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PRoFEg reNAE. earn.

z NJ QUARtfsss
II ATIogNFlY AT-IAw
fsf,o5 se3- 81, s,ss5-rc,r- VA
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NOTICE.
When you want something very nice IN the
way of
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
call on
REEVES GAIT & BRO.

We make specially of rolled corn Beef
Try it, Also Sausage and Pudding. AS we
nave the only steam power machinery in the
city for the manufacture of these articles we
can make them in large quantity and ehop
clean and fine.
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Saturday. The It'll dag Of Mal'ch, 1851,
to offer for sale at public auction. at the front
door of the Court House in the tity of Staun-
ton. desirable tract of 20S ACRES of land.
more or less situated in Augusta county, on
Long Glade known as The Estill farm.
TERMS OF SALE Enough cash in hand to pay
the cost cf suit ard SALE and the residue upon
a credit of one two, and three years from day
of sale, in equal instalments, for which the
purchaser will execute bonds with approved
personal security, bearing interest from day of
sale, and the title to be retained as ultimate
security. Z. y. a. CQsh
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1861 ACRES OF LIMSTONE LAND,
with ample and comfortable improvements.
The place will be sold at bargain and upon ac-
communicating terms for cash or will exchange
for other property of half its value, the remain
der being paid in money.
7. I. JACKSON,
20 Address. Galena, Augusta CO., Va.
ma. lift.
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1t is proposed to bridge the Strait of
MessiDa. At the place selected the chan
mel is p miles wide and 36l feet deep.
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Prepared especially for the VIRGINIAN.i
One on the latest large cannon will throw
an 800 pound projectile which will pierce
33 inches of armor at one mile range.
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we have on hand a large lot of Beef Foo
OIL of our own make, guaranteed pure, at vi u
per gallon. - ~ r,,
oct29 REEV ES CAII q btt.o
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An improved method for preserving
hides from decay, the attacks of insects,
and other sources Of destruction. is accom-
plished by the use of infusorial earth, or
fossil meal This substance consists of
the silicous shells and skeletons Of lower
animals of former ages, which possess the
power of absorbing the juices OF the hides
in a remarkable degree. 1t is by the per
feet dryness obtained by this means that
The hides are preserved.
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hAND sAs.E&
noMslIssI0N HRa sA4.E

Nv VIRTUE Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county rendered on the 18th day of
Nov, 1886, il the Chancery cause of Crann,J,
&C., against Brennanan, ] N, &c, viii pro-
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NONE TO SEE Us,
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10 CLEAR YOUR LANDS
WATER WHITE COAL OIL,

W. NJ. ALLEN q BRO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

From the Temple Times
Postmaster Gerald. of WAC
in u card in The ENAMfyrp' wv, =
that he had not, most n ""n
shown any preference over AMI tiu w
Oltion mail rs agaicst proSi,E
but that all alike has been h WI
with all "a" dispatch in his " 'u.
lie complain OF want of cle,r."'
sufficient TO employ men onon.
do the office w,rk. probihif.
are hard up 20 bee WHINING nbor.
claiming to be imposed UPON i,
Waco postmaster, lirst. b,cap.'
not natural that he would do w1
is charged WItb,aud second t.iff
thr proper recourseis to IN, Va,
mcut
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tKA> F. Do,
uE whcaher is h,t.
O>LA.S few dn>, more
D. Increasing, c ,ouuty the prohib-
wi.ic,try:
h,N LtA>. 10 nota roaring sue
TESS ms card writer
o. tLry nd retired Cranlil earlier
IN the aoiou they had been able to
mhca botlcr showing
"Co>quGR mud divide" was the
motto af tAc Eoman general with
'he prohibition .,ptain the order is
reyor.cl ltis diyido drst and con.
Iucr afterwards,
IuE Advance Yesterday was a Hash
of billed rage WncW but it was mad
what VIII it be this morning. These
leading moralists and religionsists'
-houd never get mad, NJ least not AS
mai III Advance is,
y oup North against a divided
Sou-h. That is what northern re,
pub.icen- ike Mr. farveIl pray for"
Consider LOW litt'ea solid south has
,een able to obtain before you vote
tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aud divided
south
IHE Honorable Mr., Farwcl and
these of his thinking don't need "a
prohibition party in Illinois, because
it wol.d divide the republican party
alG give democracy control of the
state. They do need such u party in
rexa, because it WIN divide demo.
rats and help the chances Of repub-
icau success, Democracy is thu
fellow they are after N both states.
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40 t.t Marlin Puli.
The pros are ma&iug a raid o,.
co.o-cd vote. The anas had 5-.
keep their eyes skinned AVID oloo,
Ieeilc ouI" Tine pros d, tho a.
set said they didn't want tho y.
Dutch and bucN mg-er-." bun ~
need votes novnui the colored br,
cr is being worked from away N,
They sent 10 Georgia after Bi
Turner AL have also rcc.pfy =,
Jack Evans on The trail.
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mi. powcer never ysIls. ape.s Nor, .
9. strengtl and wholesoH'nds. and es'ss
nioal than the ordinary ~. mul,itues
old in competition win 'n or phospbspc
est, short weight a poysl BAdnS-
C ,ers sy iCs wall st New fO''
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protection against the worst results
of accidents it is doing a genuine
service for the race, and presents a
good far above mere partizan consla.
erations. Now, do not delay, puV
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Iincl> Denial ,

not i-.u,. a circular or letter TO tie
prohb..ou party since .a-t winter.
Tine circular i..uod by '1e lrunkard
maker- oi Texas j. to 81 iu'cut, and
PURPOSES iraud. Last winter the
republicans tried TO disrupt the pro
hibiUon party 10 the pivotal states OF
New YORK. Mssss chustts aud con
meet .ut. b! Jiierir q 1mpromi,e oi
high license. To prevent such des.
.ud hold tLc forces d lsss | wrote p
letter which in part j. printed in the
circular Texas j. not pivotal state
in prcsideutil. CANT Aigu II the
amendmen, E, beaten tie north Will
recc yn.Ic it as being done by demo-
craft votes and thousand, OF p.ohi-
bition democrats IN rivota, states
viii lave tie parry in ISIS.
Neither To- democratic c. the re
publican pstty cau Afford 90 defeat
tie amendment in lcXs,.
JoHN b. IiNDM
u W g. Iemp.ar. at tAe GOOD
Temp.Ar-
lui- do.um n, 81, a. mirsuk and
uurea.onab.e "a, ANY %. the paper,
emuu4due Lcrctotor, from prob g..
tiou -ou-.- Let Us cNmuc it "a
little. ~IA.vc not ...u,da u,nror
.er.rt,.e prohibition parity ..r. O.
last w.utc SAY Iau..rg fe5ruar,
or Narca Tia. w.ul have been
.A-t Uint,." bu, il wouI still
have been tAc wor, OF this year.
/ The uu.r iett. ...u,l the
| liuukarI ...Scf. u rcy., 5, o. a..
intent, and PURPOSES frau ..U
yettli- uu,,r.ou- card u circular
writer :, at.yg ...... ,.r.4cr on. OF
wrote a letter wAioa I'm nt~, print.
cd Ia tle.cir.u.ar" how .ti.n fraud
io al, ntcut, ami no. uouc
pAc. ,udy Yeti. tAcr..i place t i.
pa. OF - I.,ter wit,D Finch
to uHueu .iyot- states. Well,
well This i.uuy and
yet There are people here whose
ianatc'-m f. o. such dose pattern
hat they will ept tai- a- teuA.
Of the circular lately distributed over
IcNa-. in whic. Mr. Finch Le-
political prohibuioul,'- to orgaul.
a' once for the campaign Il ',o to-
make no aIliauc., or acknowledgements.
but to establish papers in every
county and 20 support them. too.
What for: Why simply and only to
establish The prohibition party and
Ia IeNa-. at the same time to eat the
democracy
An those prohibition democrats '
IN piyota' state " III desert the PROM.
hition party in '' II prohibition is
beaten in I"Xe, in this light It is
tbs certainty OF comir Icieat which
Wrlng- IT, prohibition heart CT Mr..
Finch and 1t Is for this reason that
he Wroic the "circulor or letter to
winch the Hon. Ieor2r Clark gave
su'h Wit' circulation IA Texas, and
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STATE CANVASS
-Or
Anti-PrOhibitiOniStS.

ka-s ~er ofNs lo- S.sol"
O,oulA.e-. ~ala-dht, july -5.
APPOINTMENTS or Hon JOIN X COPE
LAND,
kett, saturday, july 49,
'alestinc. Monday july -
Jcwctt, Tuesday. july ~
Buffalo. Wednesday, july -.
TAYLOR, Friday. July ~.
GEORGETOWN. SATURDAY, July I.
Round Rock Monday, August !.
Lampasa.. "Wednesday. August 3.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON SETH SHEPARD.
Corloua. luc.1sy August 8
Col shepard sd. mAne other sp-
continents GREATER.
pONrNEN1S OF IRON BARNETT GIBBS
Ci-co. saturday, JUI. -.
Itlrr. Tuesday july ~.
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Umt-tlc Friday july 80,
Ilu.,tD 3D., saturday. july
Duulr-, NoaJay, August 3.
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APPOINTMENTS Of non f @ MILLS
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san Marcos. saturday, I..r
Au-Iu. Monday July -.
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buruct IAur-aAy. d 0y
la. Weston, Ius-la. August